5 Local NH Hot Sauces
Some like it hot
Chileheads unite. If you are yearning for the burn, check out this list of hot condiments that are sure to spice up your life! Made in New Hampshire, find these in your local stores or on their websites. Did you know that hot peppers are rich in Vitamins A, C, B6, K, fiber and folate, and they boost your immune system?
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Sizzlin Sauces |
Spittin Fire |
Medium hot. Fresh tasting. Hints of citrus and carrot. Sizzlin makes America’s #1 award-winning hot sauces from peppers grown in Conway. Tip: They have a very cool hot sauce of the month club and a pumpkin one to splash on your Thanksgiving turkey wings. |
Fruity | |
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Afterburn Hot Sauce, Henniker (603) 717-6154 |
XXXX Blow Your Ass Off Hot Sauce |
And you can see why it was so named. Lots of habanera peppers in this sauce, plus onions, garlic, tomatoes and carrots. Tip: Go slow. Try a drop in a Bloody Mary. Just a drop. |
Ouch! | |
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Jehu Hot Sauce Laconia |
Smoked Apple Medium or Hot |
Sweet then hot. Really nice to cook with as well as use as a condiment. Tip: Great recipe for Honey Apple Pork Loin on their website for using their Smoked Apple medium heat sauce. |
Organic | |
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Cheshire Garden 277 Burt Hill Rd. Winchester (603) 239-4173 |
The Mad Hatter’s Pepper Preserve Extra Hot |
Softly set to easily spread on cheese and crackers, the extra hot is from being made with almost 3/4 red jalapenos. Tip: Ingenious on a sandwich |
Fiery | |
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Swineheart’s Sauces Meredith (603) 856-4248 |
To The Moon BBQ Sauce |
Sweet with heat. Habaneros and cayenne make it happen. Nice on ribs or stirred into pad Thai. Tip: No high-fructose corn syrup, artificial flavors or coloring. |
Natural |
